Sentence examples for exactly distinguished from inspiring English sources

The bulwarks of democracy have not exactly distinguished themselves during the past week's events.

The bad news is that neither side has exactly distinguished themselves in the referendum debate.

His analysis is not exactly distinguished: "By instinct and habit, I was more interested in the whatness of the war than in the rightness or wrongness.

And I have no doubt that Mikhalkov (and Angelopoulos, for that matter) dine very well, and among notable, if not exactly distinguished company.

So far, he has not exactly distinguished himself when it comes to standing up to Netanyahu.

It's not like your guy exactly distinguished himself, with this awesome question.

It's difficult to pinpoint what exactly distinguishes an arranged marriage from a forced marriage, according to Reiss.

For a book that explores themes about the right to be individual and the importance of breaking away from the pack, "Divergent" does not exactly distinguish itself.

Though he didn't exactly distinguish himself as the second coming of Henry Clay in his first term in the Senate, Mr. Allard went on to comfortably reclaim the seat.

But it is also true that, in the same period, the private sector did not exactly distinguish itself by the productive or socially beneficial use of capital in, for example, the dotcom bubble or the financial sector.

On the immigration question, for example, the other candidates didn't exactly distinguish themselves; for all the talk of the Tenth Amendment in the debate, Jon Huntsman seemed to be taking the Fifth on that one, saying that he just refused to talk about it until our borders were secure.